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Map no. 1 shewing the relative positions of Griqualand West and the adjoining territories

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A map demarcating the boundaries of Griqualand West. Also shows boundaries, rivers, mountain ranges in the Northern Cape. Boundary proclaimed by M. Brand 1870, boundaries of Griqualand West as proclaimed by Sir H. Barkly, 1871. Relief shown by hachures. Colour. Scale 4/8 th inch to 1 mile. Appendix map F

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Title
Map no. 1 shewing the relative positions of Griqualand West and the adjoining territories
Creator
Saul Solomon (Firm)
Subject
Griqualand West (South Africa)--Boundaries--Maps
Description
A map demarcating the boundaries of Griqualand West. Also shows boundaries, rivers, mountain ranges in the Northern Cape. Boundary proclaimed by M. Brand 1870, boundaries of Griqualand West as proclaimed by Sir H. Barkly, 1871. Relief shown by hachures. Colour. Scale 4/8 th inch to 1 mile. Appendix map F
Publisher
University of Cape Town. Libraries
Contributor
Date
1882
Type
map
Format
image/jpeg, 43 x 30 cm.
Identifier
islandora:25179
Source
University of Cape Town. Libraries. Special Collections. Cape of Good Hope Parliamentary Papers
Language
Relation
Return in compliance with resolution of the Honourable House of Assembly, dated 25th March, 1881 ; namely: "Correspondence between the Government of Griqualand West and the Surveyor-General of Griqualand West, Lieutenant-Colonel Moysey, R.E., Captain Harrel, or others, on the subject of the north-eastern and north-western boundaries of Griqualand West, including all letters, reports, instructions, or memoranda, from or to the persons named, whether 'confidential' or otherwise, dated during the year 1880."
Coverage
South Africa--Northern Cape, Province of
Rights
This item is the property of the University of Cape Town Libraries. For permission to reproduce or quote, please contact the Special Collections of the University of Cape Town Libraries.

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